We’ve been reporting an awful lot about technical issues with Twitter, we even thought it was all figured out a few days ago. Within the last hour Twitter has placed two reports on Twitter Status. The first issue came just over an hour ago with what has become the normal “bursts of elevated errors” message. The second notice, reported just 15 minutes ago, reports of issues with incorrect tweet counts.

It was no surprise that the web would erupt during the opening day of this year's WWDC. I'm most certainly not the biggest Apple fanboy, but the buzz was most certainly just. I was fortunate enough to follow all of the event via live blog (gdgt and Engadget were certainly best) as it happened. And wow was my notes doc full. There is plenty of great info out there recapping the day, so I figured I would instead account for the impact WWDC made around the web. I saved some screenshots from Google Trends, Twitter, etc. which started in the afternoon and went into the late evening EST. For the most part the results remain the same across the board until they started to die down late last night. Here is a list of 10 (although there were more) words/phrases which trended around the web and some of the screenshots. Enjoy!

Of course this year’s WWDC started off with a bang. As expected, Steve Jobs came out to a packed house (5,200 attendants). What better way to start it off then with some stats from Apple. There is a little something for everyone as I've included iPad, iPhone 4, and Apple app info. Enjoy!

It’s been just over a month since we announced Amvona would no longer offer photo equipment, and instead turn our focus towards growing the Amvona Blog, we have received many inquires as to where this sort of equipment can be purchased.  We are pleased to recommend Henry’s Camera in Canada as a great source!

One word comes to mind for the first day of Disrupt: Solid. The mix of one-on-one interviews, round-table discussions, and cool startups has something for any tech enthusiast. What I wasn’t expecting were all the laughs… tons of F bombs, funny presentations(watch the video below) and hash grilling from Mike Arrington. Day 2 is sure to please as well. Here is what to expect today at Disrupt:

Enjoy a great compilation of last weeks top posts. As always we look forward to hearing your comments and suggestions. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, or subscribe to our RSS feed. Do you have news you'd like to see on Amvona? Don't forget you can submit news  to Amvona! It can be as little as a few Web links or your own original article. If you submit an original article we won't hog the glory; you'll receive credit for any original piece. Without any further adieu, here are the top 5 articles from last week:

Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Energy announced the selections of Concentrating Solar Power(CSP) projects for investment of up to $62 million. CSP can provide low cost electrical power by using lenses or mirrors to focus a large volume of sunlight into a smaller area. By funding research, development, and implementation, the Department of Energy looks to further accelerate the market-readiness of this renewable energy technology.

In an ongoing effort to provide the best experience for our users, we've made some recent improvements to the site. As you might remember, in March we added categories to the blog (right below the title). Now we’ve added the topics to the top navigation bar as well. To make room for this, we’ve moved the user log in. It is now accessible via the bottom navigation.

Catch up with a recap of last weeks most popular articles from the Amvona Blog. As always we thank you the readers for coming back throughout your busy day and week. Be sure to keep the feedback coming, and tell us know what article(s) you liked most from last week. Thanks to all of our readers. As always we look forward to hearing your comments and suggestions. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, or subscribe to our RSS feed. Without any further adieu, here are the top 5 articles from last week:

About a week ago LinkedIn made sharing news easier than ever. Well today LinkedIn announced a new Company Follow feature. Now users have access to follow any of the nearly one million companies on LinkedIn. Following a company is easy to do. You can either search for a company directly or make your way to a company profile from a profile that is or was associated with the company. Once there simply click on followers, then click “Follow this company.”

Apple has had their share of breaking news lately, from their announcement of this year’s developer’s conference, to the continuing case that is the Lost & found iPhone. Now you can throw two recent acquisitions into the mix. Both Intinsity and Siri have been added to Apple’s technology arsenal.

Google Place Pages have been around for less than a year. Simply put Place Pages are an excellent feature that displays the Web’s most relevant information on a business, landmark, transit station, or one of many other places of interest; basically making each Place Page a general information listing, map, and consumer review fact sheet all in one. Well starting today you can expect to see Place Pages in search listings from Android-powered devices and iPhones/iPod touches in the US.

Today Apple announced in a press release  its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). The five-day conference will kick off June 7, and will be held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA. This year is sure to please. There will be the first ever iPad development sessions, sessions on the iPhone OS 4, and we could possible see the new iPhone on display. Both last year and the year before Apple made major announcements regarding the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G.

So as you know Amvona.com will now be completely devoted to the blog, but that doesn’t mean we’ve stopped caring about our community of readers. I know there maybe some photographers out there asking what's next for them specifically. Well, beginning today we are going to start excepting user submitted photographer profiles (see what to send below) for a new idea called Photographer Shout Out. As the name implies, I want to highlight a handful of photographers for inclusion with our other areas of news coverage.

I announced two weeks ago via Facebook and Twitter that the “regular” Amvona Store would be temporarily unavailable, and only the Amvona One Deal would be available. Well, after much thought on our end and plenty of feedback supporting our “One Deal focus” from readers and One Deal fanatics, we’ve decided to focus solely on our One Deal in the Amvona Store.